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Establishing quantitative causal relationships between drought indicators and vegetation degradation in the Chad Basin remained challenging due to statistical limitations of applying traditional Transfer Entropy to finite-length remote sensing time s...

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Landslides are among the most significant disasters that threaten communities worldwide. This study sampled 384 respondents, using standardized interviews and field observations, to analyze how they perceived the factors influencing the incidence of...

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17 December 2025

Drought remains one of the most damaging natural hazards to agricultural production and is projected to continue posing substantial risks to food security in the future, particularly in major rice-growing regions. Based on the RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 scena...

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17 December 2025

On 19 December 2015 and 21 February 2017, Longyearbyen was hit by major avalanches from the steep hillside of the mountain Sukkertoppen. In this article, we specifically consider the 2015 avalanche that destroyed eleven houses and buried nine people;...

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Monitoring and Prediction of Differential Settlement of Ultra-High Voltage Transmission Towers in Goaf Areas

  • Yi Zhou,
  • Ying Jing,
  • Yuesong Zheng,
  • Laizhong Ding,
  • Zhiyao Mai,
  • Yaxing Guo,
  • Dongya Wu and
  • Zhengxi Wang

16 December 2025

Critical transmission lines frequently traverse geologically complex mountainous regions, where harsh environments and variable climatic conditions pose significant geohazard risks. Utilizing 163 Sentinel-1A scenes (January 2018 to October 2023), we...

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12 December 2025

During January–February 2025, the Santorini volcanic complex experienced intense seismic activity, increasing interest and concern regarding the possible reactivation of the magmatic system. This study investigates the spatial and magnitude dis...

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Soil Liquefaction in Sarangani Peninsula, Philippines Triggered by the 17 November 2023 Magnitude 6.8 Earthquake

  • Daniel Jose L. Buhay,
  • Bianca Dorothy B. Brusas,
  • John Karl A. Marquez,
  • Paulo P. Dajao,
  • Robelyn Z. Mangahas-Flores,
  • Nicole Jean L. Mercado,
  • Oliver Paul C. Halasan,
  • Hazel Andrea L. Vidal and
  • Carlos Jose Francis C. Manlapat

12 December 2025

The 17 November 2023 MW 6.8 earthquake located offshore of Southern Mindanao, Philippines, triggered soil liquefaction along the lowlands of the Sarangani Peninsula. Detailed mapping, geomorphological interpretations, geophysical surveys, comparison...

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Agricultural Drought Hazard Using Satellite-Based Indices for Drought Risk Mapping in Koel River Basin (India) Through Geospatial Technologies

  • Stuti Chaudhary,
  • Arvind Chandra Pandey,
  • Chandra Shekhar Dwivedi,
  • Bikash Ranjan Parida and
  • Navneet Kumar

21 November 2025

This present study demonstrates the assessment of agricultural drought hazard based on satellite indices for drought risk mapping in part of the South Koel river basin (India) with coverage of (7261 km2). Satellite-based drought indices and NDVI anom...

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10 November 2025

The Late Holocene flood history of the Cauvery River floodplain in the Poompuhar region was reconstructed using a multiproxy sedimentological approach applied to three trench cores. Lithostratigraphy, loss on ignition (LOI), magnetic susceptibility (...

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